The consistent use of visual schedules with individuals with ASD can assist in successful transitions. Visual schedules can allow individuals to view an upcoming activity, have a better understanding of the sequence of activities that will occur, and increase overall predictability
Helping Children with Autism Cope with Change
Talk it out. One strategy is telling them about changes in their schedule ahead of time. ...
Use pictures. Create a visual schedule that you can adjust accordingly. ...
Give cues. If transitioning from one activity to another is challenging, give cues. ...
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